I didn't recall either of her statements as being anything other than an extreme expression and opinion on the issue and were not written in netspeak or with threatening or offensive language. I assume the content could be regarded as offensive by some, but content screening shouldn't be used if you're willing to bring up the questions and issues involved in talking about abortions in the first place.

Granted she's said basically the same thing about 4 or 5 times by now, so has about everyone else on this one. Nobody looks to be moving anyway. I say let them fight it out and see who blinks first.

In any case, late term abortions like that are very, very rarely made by choice or by some voluntary process. They're almost always due to health complications. This is in part because most states have restrictions on access for such things so that there are only a handful of abortion clinics in the country that perform them. Demand as a result would have to be by this necessity more limited to the wealthy or to people with severe health issues that necessitate the procedure.

So the "it's okay because they said it is" is hardly ever an issue under the logic that most people permit abortions for medical necessities. There are some who are more strident about this still, as can be noted even this debate here, but they represent a minority of moral feeling on this issue. It's basically a moral "self-defence" exception even for the people who feel "abortion is murder" under the typical late-term abortion.
The percentage of actual abortions that this falls under as a result is so extremely low as to be heavily misleading to call it a major problem for society (something like 6% of all abortions occur after 13 weeks and less than .1% after 24). That is consistent across countries with more forgiving access to abortion as well.

There are better and more effective ways to get people to stop needing or wanting abortions than to try to scare them with misleading data and horror stories or to call them all murderers and baby-killers.

You're never going to get rid of all of them because not all states and other nation-states are not going to reissue the bans even if Roe-Wade were (somehow) overturned.